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Migraines & Chronic Headaches
You've seen the neurologist. You've tried the medication. Everything looks normal — but you know something isn't right.
Persistent headache is one of the most common presentations of upper cervical misalignment.
Most people who arrive here have already done the rounds. Imaging that came back clean. Medication that dulled the edge without touching the cause. A specialist who ran out of things to try.
Why the upper neck is involved
The atlas and axis — the top two vertebrae — sit directly at the brainstem. When they shift, even slightly, they can interfere with nerve pathways and blood flow serving the head and face. Headache is one of the most common ways that interference shows up.
That is why a structural problem can present as a neurological symptom, and why years of treating the symptom may not move it.
What care looks like here
We start with your history — every injury, every failed treatment, every pattern you have noticed. Then precise imaging maps your individual anatomy before anyone touches you. The correction that follows is calculated from your own films, delivered by hand, with no twisting and no popping.
Then you rest, and we measure whether the correction is holding.
Find out whether this is what you have.
A consultation is a conversation and an examination. We review your history, explain what Blair analysis involves, and image only if it is warranted. If we cannot help you, we will say so.
Book a consultationBlair Upper Cervical care addresses vertebral subluxation. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or condition. Individual patient results vary.
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